Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15
CALUOKNIA.
Los Angeles Notes.


Fred Crocker will arrive in this city on the
18th to set the ball rolling on the numer-
Gus branches or spur roads which the
Southern Pacific road will at once begin
building.
Edward White, charged with burglary,
escaped from Jail by impersonating a man
who was serving term for vagrancv, and
whose term had expired.
A line foreman of the Western Union
Telegraph Company was fined to-day for
interfering with the fire alarm system.
A carpenter named Wellicke fell from
the roof of house in East Los Angeles to-
day and dislocated his spine. He will
probably die
Miss Lorena Gale who was injured by
cars yesterday. is still alive, but her condi-
ton is yery precarious, and no hopes enter
tained Other recovery. DR.. and Mrs. Gale,
who were severely bruised in the same
accident, are doing well.
Hon. 5. NJ White telegraphs that if his
bill creating Two more Superior Judges for
this county becomes law. the appoint
ments will have to be made within ten
days. This has caused much fiutter among
the lawyers here. ard candidates are nu-
merous. II seems to be conceded that Hon.
Thomas B. Brown will be appointed for
one.
lie EOllliidllOH vi lot united
States Senator meets with the approval of
the people here. After Hellman they
would rather have Hearst.
A new town, named The Palms, was To-
! Gated to-day between this city and Santa
; Monica.
The Company Wins.
San FRANCISCO, January 14th.-Superior
Judge Hunt today rendered a decision in
the case of Charles Main and Ezra H. Win
chester, doing business under the firm
name If Main g. Winchester, VIM. H
Posdick and James NJ. Townsend VS.. The
Central Pacific Railroad Company, the
California Pacific Railroad Company, Le-
land Stanford, Coils ?. Huntington,
Charles Crocker, Mary FRANCES Sherwood
Hopkins and James B. Haggin, holding
that plaintiffs have not established a
right 10 an accounting upon the part of the
defendants, and that the bill should there
tjre be dismissed
Retsvn Of the Prodisel.
/ SAN Francisco, January 14th-Baldwin
Gardiner, the stock broker who left here
during the recent stock panic leaving be-
hind him a large number of creditors, re-
turned here this evening on the steamer
I.aiatea, from Tahiti.
Maybe So.
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: weather iu,.lcutions for the twenty-four
hours commencing at a. NJ. on January
10Th are Occasional light showers in the
northern portion cf the State. and fair wea-
ther III the southern portion.
Tie Weather
CoTToNwooD, January 14th.-A gentle
rain has been falling here all day, and
shows no signs of quitting. Nine and
eight tenths inches had fallen up to this
| rain. Grass and crops look fine.
| Grand Army Entertainment.
REDwooD CITY, January 14th.-General
George S. Evans Post, G. A. R., of this
town, is holding A campfire here tonight
The hall is profusely decorated, and ar
rangements made to entertain 400 guests.
Visitors from San Francisco were met at
the depot by brass band and escorted to
the hall.
Savage Cinnamon.
SANTA Rosa, January 14th.-Two China
men chopping wood for George Boyd, got
into dispute with him, drew pistol and
threatened to shoot and burn him up.
Warrants have been issued for their arrest.
Ready for n Boom.
FREsGo, January 14th.-George l.. Brad.
ley, prominent San Francisco capitalist,
| has purchased the Western Hotel property
in this city. 1t has frontage of fifty feet
on street.
Matters About Paso RobIes.
PAso RoBLEs, January 14th.-The weather
has moderated, and the atmosphere has a
| moist feeling portending rain. The farmers
in this vicinity are plowing and sowing, to
be ready when the rain comes. The boom
| has not let up particle in Paso Robles.
Building is as lively now as at any time.